It's all about the boom (Spacecraft)
Walls, engines, and fuel storage
Structure and Mechanical elements
An area of low pressure
Vacuum
Live and research in style as you orbit Earth
Space Station
Where you can watch a live-stream of antarctica from your home
Communication
Space use of computer technology
Spacecraft structure, air quality monitoring, training sims
Uses the power of the sun to push a spacecraft
Solar Sails
Includes being in a cramped living space and mental exhaustion
Psychological/ Mental Hazards
Space Shuttle
Involves at least 3 satellites to triangulate
Personal Tracking/ GPS
Space use for consumer technology
Space food, insulation, aerodynamics
People, food, air
Payload
A gas that must be expelled after splitting water
Hydrogen
Lost? No worries. You can breathe easy and chill for up to 9 hours
Space Suit
Can use cameras, as well as sense heat or other types of energy
Remote sensing
Space use for Medical and health technology
Hubble electronics, motion sickness, microcircuitry, comm/ robotic systems
Occupies about 3/4 of a rocket's space
Fuel
Unlike the ISS, it protects the Earth from cosmic rays
Magnetosphere
Explore deep space from the comfort of your own home
Space Probe
Can use geosynchronous orbits for 24/7 coverage (but not all of them do)
Observation/Research
Earth use for public safety
Unsafe human situations like bomb disposal
An engine that uses electrically charged Xenon
Ion Drive
Type of visual damage due to being in space
Spaceflight-associated neuro-ocular syndrome
Take a deep breath. With this process, you don't have to worry about O2
Electrolysis
RADARSAT, which covers more than a million km2
Research/Observation
Earth use for transport technology
Winter tire traction